1912 Farm Auction at Crooks Place Opens Sale
Auction listing describes seven cattle including three milch cows with calf and four spring calves, twenty hogs with two sows due to farrow, eighteen sheep, andHay plus 40 acres of corn 40 tons of timothy hay. Machinery includes hay tedder, plows, cultivators, binders, wagons, harness, and farm equipment. Terms: 12 months on sums over ten dollars with bankable note, cash for under ten dollars. October 2 1912 Ainsworth Iowa.
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McCormick
Local visitors and town notes from Richmond October 1912
Richmond on October 2 1912 records visitors Antony Chez of West Moreland Virginia with his family visiting his mother and brothers John and Frank Chez. Charles Casper and Mrs Casper visited Albert Lintz. Frank McCombs travels to Washington this week to cut corn fodder. Fred Radda returns home after serving on a petit jury. Milt Chapek carpenters are building a large double corn crib on Henry Koenig farm south of town. Revival meetings at the M E church led by Rev Scott of Riverside and Miss Susan Gardner of Wellroan draw great interest.
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Wellman
Chas. Booth
Lone Tree
Pearl Kelso
Eva Barger
The
Baptist Association
Washington
Grace Dawson
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Susan Gaer
Richmond
Scott
Methodist Church
Jennie Wade
Kenneth Steninger
Miss Wade
C. C. Gardner
Excelsior Springs
Theodore DeFrance
Iowa City
Barker
Palmateer
N. L. Dorrancé
T. P. McReynold
Wm. Lewsadder
Walter
Freeport
Ill
T. P. McReynols
Mayer
J. A. Dodds
West Chester
Chas. Althaus, Sr
R. L. Patterson
Wassonville Cemetery
Mary Iden
Riverside
Cyrus
C. B. Hamilton
A. J. St. John’s
Ed Wehrle
Arthur
Sylvia Geyer
Er. D. Lewis
Walt Livezey
Antony Chez
West Moreland
Virginia
John
Frank Chez
Charles Casper
Albert Lintz
Frank McCombs
Fred Radda
Petit Jury
Milt Chapek
Henry Koenig
M. E. Shurch
Susan Gardner
Wellroan
B. Smith
Brighton
L. Dunbar’s
Blickensderfer
Susan
Ed. Robertson
Miss Hazel
Hazel Robertson
Si Dickerson
Valley
Catherine Rhea
Carlow
Effie Porter
Harry Taylor
Kalispell
Mont
Iowa
Lew Lemley’s
Sam Henry
Roy Diggs
Gracehill Ladies’ Aid
Clarence Rathmel
H. H. Beitel
Ralph Brinning
Wynona Rambo
Tobias Rehmel
Ira Rehmel
Labette
Kansas
Ivan Rehmel
Harvest Home Attendance In Lexington Cited In Dayton Grove Notes
The Dayton Grove column notes residents attending the Harvest Home affair at Lexington today. Jease Nicola baled hay, J Hesseltine returned from visiting near Brighton, Jay Bitting and family came home after two weeks away. Richard Disney and Mrs Disney made trips to Washington and Keota, and Ralph Heaseltine visits relatives as a small boy at home remains poorly.
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J. Hesseltine
Brighton
J. Nicola
Jay Bitting
Lexington
Welling Walters
Washington
Richard Disney
Keota
Herald
Washington Associa tion to convene at New Haven church
The Washington Baptist Association meets October 1 to 3 at the New Haven church with sessions starting at 9:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Readers from New Haven and nearby towns join in the three day gathering as members invite all to attend the good meeting.
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New Haven
J. W. Combs
FP. Smith
Washington Baptist Association
Isabell
I. W. Neal
Charles McKinstry
Washington
The County News Happenings In The County Communities
Local column rounds up brief items from area towns with notes on meetings weather and community events. Short items mention residents visitors and routine city updates across the region.
Local Visitors and Travel Notes in Crawfordsville
Crawfordsville dated Oct 2 1912 reports David Munro and Robt Ferguson from West Chester as business visitors. Rev Harold of Keota spent the night. Dr N A Swickard returned from Sisourney. Marion Neal and Mrs. Neal visited in Iowa City. J G Maxwell was at his West Chester farm. Mrs Kurtz returned to Wayland after visiting Mrs Mary King. N L Long and daughter Jessie visited friends near Washington. H Manners and W P Davidson went to Washington for Iowa synod meetings.
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N. Dak
W. T. Trotter, Jr
Washington
H. T
L. Elmer Hulse
Florence Wright
Oskaloosa
Ernest Diverbiss
Ottumwa
J. KB. Seydel
Diverbiss
Crawfordsville
David Munro
Robt. Ferguson
West Chester
Harold
Keota
N. A. Swickard
Sisourney
Marion Neal
Iowa City
J. G. Maxwell
Kurtz
Wayland
Chicago Livestock Market Report October 3 1912
Receipts today total 14 000 hogs 600 cattle and 26 000 sheep with markets described as slow steady or quiet. Beeves and Western cattle show broad price ranges while sheep and lambs register gains with bulk selling near 8 80 to 9 10 for light and mixed lots.
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Chicago
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Fairfield
R. L. Beliel
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Isaac Stockman
Black Hawk
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Cy Dickinson
F. M. Fenwick
Indian Creek
Prairie Center
Jack Frost
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Louis Smith
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Lewis Smith
Rey
S. KB. Greer
Shuman
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Ralph Shuman
Mary McCartney
Dutch Creek
Harley Nole
Mr. Nole
Levi Shuman
Dayton Grove
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A. J. Robertson
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Sadie Strum
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Stanley
Jim Thompson
Titus
Myrtle Johnson
Baby
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Sherlock
Pomeroy Mather
Mailey
Nona
Dick Bidwell
E. B. Barnett
Gerald White
Willard Farrier
Ingham’s Bridge
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Otto Schendel
E. M. Lydy
Mr. Stoddard
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Irene
O. W. Schendel
Floyd
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James Lockwood
Grover Custer
Geo. Burham
Orly Page
Bert Ward
Johnnie Haifley
Roy Lydy
Cuddeback
Sam Richardson
Mr. M. Churchill
Woods-Egan Commission Company
Kansas City
Grace Hill
Geogre Lemley
Will Greendyke
Gracehill
Second United Presbyterian Church
J. C. Currie
Gilbert
Gilbert Home
Florence Lambert
Arthur Stoutner
the County News
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